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02/05/2013 1:44 pm
PICS. A bumper batch from Bath this week
Two brand new models, and two repaints. Here goes.
BROOKLIN MODELS.
Here's that controversially coloured Buick Estate. neither photo shows the colour correctly. I suppose it is a bit pinkish, bur ever so delicately so. I'll have to have a look in Collectable Automobile to see if there is a colour swatch in there. Interior is deep tan seats with body colour side panels and floor. I like the fine red wheel rims.
BRK186 1954 Buick Special 4 Door Station Wagon
LANSDOWNE MODELS (New colour)
A mid 50s British car trying to look American, but still looking British. I like the colour on this one; in reality its a sort of RAF Blue
LDM52a 1956 Austin A90 Westminster
CSV MODELS.
Another biggie to put in the cabinet, and like its immediate predecessor, there's a fair amount of interior detailing; strectcher, medicine/equipment cabinet, seat. The fared in emergency lights on the roof look good too.
CSV15 1938 Flxible Buick Sterling Ambulance "Friendship Fire Company"
BROOKLIN MODELS.
Another recolour in the delightfully debauched colour scheme of Gunmetal over Peach. Interior has dark grey panelling and floor with white seats. Love it.
BRK142a 1957 Rambler Super Cross Country Station Wagon Gunmetal/Peach.
Well that's it for now, unless we get photos on Brooklin's site tomorrow, then its off to my enlarging and sharpening programme.
02/05/2013 3:19 pm
I like the wagon (and hate the sedan!). Titty pink looks great! As do the red wheels.
02/05/2013 11:13 pm
Bath where? Nice pics by the way.
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02/05/2013 11:35 pm
Bath in the UK; Home of Brooklin Models.